U1: C2 Enzymes Flashcards

1
Q

Allosteric effect

A

Multiple binding sites, and each bind affects other active site affinity

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2
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Inhibition

a. feedback
b. reversible
c. irreversible

A
  1. product regulates enzyme activity (- feedback)
  2. reversible
    1. competative: inhibitor and substrate compete for active site
    2. noncompetative: inhibitor binds to nonactive site, allosteric site and changes active site conformation
  3. active site permanetly unavailable or altered
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3
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Competative vs noncompetative inhibition

a. binds
b. can be overcome?
c. Km change or Vmax change?

A
  1. Binds
    1. inhibitor binds to active site
    2. inhibitor binds to allosteric site
  2. overcome
    1. yes, by adding more substrates
    2. no
  3. Km change or Vmax change
    1. increase Km= less affinity for substrate
    2. decrease Vmax
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4
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Zymogen

A

inactive enzyme, only active once catalyzed

(trypsinogen -> trypsin)

Function is to protect the parent organisms (digestive enzyme)

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5
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Enzyme Key concepts

  1. Ea
  2. rxn rate
  3. eq constant
  4. gibbs free energy
  5. change self
A
  1. decrease activation energy
  2. increase rate of rxn (kinetics)
  3. do not change equil constant
  4. not affect overall change in gibbs free energy
  5. not changed or consumed in the rxn
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6
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Cofactor

A
  1. nonprotein moelcule required by enzyme to be effective
  2. either small metal ions, small organic groups like vitamins, coenzymes
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7
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apoenzyme vs holoenzyme

A
  1. apo: w/o cofactor, enzyme is unable to perform certain necessary rxns.
  2. holo: w/ cofactor, enzyme can perform certain necessary rxns.
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8
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Propeties that affect Kinetics x 3

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  1. temperature (human body 37 Celcius)
  2. pH (stomach 2, pancreas 8.5, blood 7.4)
  3. [substrate] & [enzyme]

http://learning.covcollege.ac.uk/content/Jorum/MET_Enzyme-inhibition_LM-1.2/files/asset12.gif

  • Vmax= saturation of enzyme substrate complex, [s]>[e]
  • 1/2 Vmax= Km=[s] = 1/2 Enyzmes full
  • when …
    • [s] < Km , Rxn rate effected
    • [s] > Km , Rxn , Approach V max
    • Km inversely proportional to Enzyme Affinity
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